| Textile Spinning | Manufacture of high-quality yarn with flexible counts for diverse textile applications. | Long-standing industry presence, operational scale, hybrid location facilities, and modernization efforts. | Primarily B2B serving Indian textile companies requiring quality yarn supply. | Value-added yarn counts and specialty yarns. | 169 | 95 | Sale of yarn directly to textile manufacturers and distributors within the domestic market. | Direct sales with pricing influenced by raw material costs and market demand. | Growing domestic textile demand, product diversification, technological upgrades in spinning. | |
| Renewable Energy Generation | Captive wind and solar energy generation used to power operations and reduce energy costs. | Early investment in renewable energy infrastructure providing cost and environmental benefits. | Internal consumption; supports textile manufacturing units. | Energy cost savings via captive generation. | 9 | 5 | Cost savings through self-generation; not a direct revenue segment but reduces operational expenses. | Captive use reduces dependency on external power purchases. | Increasing focus on sustainability and energy cost management. | |
